The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-15
GENERAL TRADE.
BREAn.GUFPs.

c0RNMEALs-standard, 81 25s2 IS; pearl,
r52byd3Si roller, 81 90, steady.
HAY-Choice, fom store, 75ssDc; car load
rem leyee or depot. SIC; prime, from
tlSi prairie, from store, SOC, car load from
leyee or depot, o..
BRAN.from store, 1880; from lsvss or
.c6RN-PrOm store. white. Sic; mixed.
In sac,., isc; IN red. in bulk, l2si 10
0AfS-Rrom store. white, tOc, mired. SIC,
from lovee or Depot. white. In bulk, sc, In
saeks' @ei mired' In bulk, $50; In
FL1UR.From ,toro, common, g 1898 IS,
family SjsOsS 90, choice, 81 Is g 50; fancy,
Nst 10i extra fancy, ~ 2osi Bi patents,
u @a5 10. Stendy.
BBEEAfNN ss1f.yy, t1i 81, Pps sin.T' ;ll,
CRACKED wnRAT-In half barrels. SIS
TOMMY AND GRrrs-Rrom store. So
cRAcKERs-sOds. extra. 70, soda. treble
extra, iS{oi Extra, &c; gingsr snaps. extra,
Sc; assorted iumb!el. 100.
KANSAS CITY. MO-, July ii-wheat
steady-No. 2 red cash, $50 BID. Corn-No.
2 cash, 800 bidi August, 29Ho bid, 3O@e
asked september, .SeSc bid, Sic asked.
Oatf-No. 2. August,
IT. iI LogLs w. JULY sdSa m I.;.n, duh
able weather, rains 10 the northwest and
s aS, s iss,'' va. fs d'S o..s, No.
e. Ire, red: cab, cab. Il,.,' JULY r. Tz' X
Oct Der. 7blsai61<c,. tlosits al f6c. Corn
better and hrmi cash Sls.aJlc, July 3lI,oi
August, SS1Sci septembtr, 4Hc. Dat, qglst
but hrmi cash, ESfe2s,Scj. july, 2ibci Au-
ssst, ars, seg!emesr. 2i1se. hye doll and
." cy "a ,no is 81 Is r. s Sn'h as;s1
sll b0sT, prairie new. 81 0al2 81, old.
Ssll. uornmssl quiet at @s2. Re-
oopu-Plour. 800 orlsi wheat, $4,000 bu,
barley, none. characterization, 600 brls
wheat noaei corn, go bu, oats, 100 bui
rye, rome barley, none.
CHI AGO. ILL July 1.-THE feeling
In the wheat pit at the sp-nins .n decided
~ hcafifh AUGUST started atTlJse an al
yaneed T. 72c, and hen became wsik and
nuctuAtins. The depre.s on sa' eausd
Of hot wheat, though nobody on the door had
ActaAl kno sloiEe o. bushel In the hlcasO
elevators that was NJ all out Of condition II
was alto. reported tha the rem ant Of the
California crowds holdings was beng sold
out. and thi. torsther with large telling or
ders fer foreign aeeo ant. created az unset
tied feeling. August closed At 7lHo. corn
traders we're ispOsed 20 bull the market TO-
day on tao sire 18th Of tho dry wta her fe-
y ried In many sections a the corn belt
Local shorts bousht freely. and mere outside
business vas tfangao'ed, many orders bel 4
received 70 pu chase for country account.
August orsncd &c higher nt 1910, told % 70
T.e, declined q 5J6c. aud clos.
ed at $3.50. Oats we're comyaf.
adyoly quiet. Nsar futures opened
higher In sympathy with corn. hu, lost some
Of the early adv .nel before the close. Al.
gust started ~ higl or at De, sold ~ 10
25,se, apd elossd AZ 80, the lowest 6Elte
Of the day. Cab quot iiois were a. 'ol.
lowsi Flour guist aud unchanged. No. 2
spring wheat, f0H No sprinR whs a, 90 #.
No. red, 79a7s1Sc. No. corn, 1917 SO.
2 oats, 2d,fc. No. 2 rye. i7s. No. 4 barley.
nominal.
Tho leading futures RANGED a. follo~,i
Whoat, No. 1-July opened ~ lie, highest
| lie. lowest JChe, closing At i0AcI AUGUST
opened at 1ilfe, highest 10, lowest fia7l 70
| closing 81 7ltsI heptem or opet cd al 1919,
bishsi, 1Stsc. lowest 79c, elosIns u 755So
October opsnsd At 75b.c, highe t1bhe, iowosi
| 1i,fs7l1.e. closing at tz97lltc. Corn,
No. 2-July opened at $40. highest
9itss, lovsn 3d.. closing AZ 500, Ausurl
opened At SI,.o, highest IKE, lowest SIto
NE, highest ME. lowest se5ts. olosins q